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Harrison Narcotics Act

Prescription drugs with a low potential for abuse and with only a very limited possibility of psychological or physical dependence

Schedule II drugs

The first major piece of federal antidrug legislation, passed in 1914

Schedule I drugs

Have no established medical usage, cannot be used safely, and have great potential for abuse

Schedule III drugs

A craving for a specific drug that results from long-term substance abuse. This dependence is marked by the belief that drugs are needed to achieve a feeling of well-being.

Physical dependence

A biologically based craving for a specific drug that results from frequent use of the substance. This dependence on drugs is marked by a growing tolerance of a drug’s effects, so that increased amounts of the drug are needed to obtain the desired effect, and by the onset of withdrawal symptoms over periods of prolonged abstinence.

Curtilage

In legal usage, the area surrounding a residence that can reasonably be said to be a part of the residence for Fourth Amendment purposes

Psychological dependence

Title II of the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970, which established schedules classifying psychoactive drugs according to their degree of psychoactivity

Schedule V drugs

Have a relatively low potential for abuse and are useful in established medical treatments, and involve only a limited risk of psychological or physical dependence

Controlled Substances Act (CSA)

Have lower abuse potential. They are drugs with an accepted medical use but may lead to a high level of psychological dependence or to low or moderate physical dependence.

Schedule IV drugs

Have a high abuse potential for which there is a currently accepted pharmacological or medical use